First filed back in 2024 by Vicki Shotbolt, the lawsuit claims that Valve charges “excessive commission charges” that lead to “an unfair price which is then passed on to consumers”.
Don’t they just take the same commission as everyone except for Epic?
Not to mention PC is where I save the most money, and it’s solely thanks to Steam and the free Epic games.
Idk, this seems kind of weird when Steam has been seemingly one of the more user-friendly marketplaces, compared to other ones. Remember Uplay and Origin? Lol
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Don’t they just take the same commission as everyone except for Epic?
Not to mention PC is where I save the most money, and it’s solely thanks to Steam and the free Epic games.
Idk, this seems kind of weird when Steam has been seemingly one of the more user-friendly marketplaces, compared to other ones. Remember Uplay and Origin? Lol